Msi 9800 pro memory

Hello,
I have been looking to upgrade my graphics card and was wondering if anyone knew what memory was used on this card, IE 2.5 or 2.8 samsung or the like?
thanks

Sure they did (here)
Since it's originally an OEM product it would be pretty safe to assume they kept it cheap.

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Safe O/C for MSI 9800 Pro

I would like to know with your experiencie with the msi 9800 pro, what is safe with the stock cooling to o/c this card?
Now I have it mine in 411.75/364.50 (XT speeds), no artifacts in 3dmarks 01 and 03.
I run the Atitool when I bought it, and gave me the range 453/369. But I don't dare to keep it o/ced at this speeds.
Regards

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Originally posted by [T-A]_Super_10
Be careful on your ram as the 9800Pros run hot, I added ram sinks and they get super hot to the touch, The card is fast enough stock unless your wanting some higher benchmarks its best to just leave at stock settings.
I DONT GIVE A but thanks for the warning.
if i break my card due to overclocking i go to the store and will probably have a new card on my way home.
i used my head when i bought it so i went to a store i know is good but they are a bit more expensive than others.
and putting heatsink on the memory chips will void warranty if the store decides so.
monoperez
why only 364.50 memory speed?
mine is 378 stock and can go up to 410 or something.

MSI 9800 PRO Display problems on my TV

Hi. i use MSI 9800 PRO R360. when i want to watch my desktop on both my MOnitör and Tv There is only seems my desktop scene. when i put the icons on right part on monitör with mouse , icons seems on Tv From left. and icons seems only on Tv now not on monitor... i hope you understood me.what is the problem?

Check if you are "extending" or "cloning" your video, probably the first one (gives you extra deskto space, instead of a replica of your monitor on tv.)
A question: My tv output sucks, it's too dark, and I have no brightness controls in my control panel (for the tv). ¿any workarounds?

Msi 9800 pro got tv in?

hey, i have the card in the topic
now i visited msi global site
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/vga/vga/pro_vga_detail.php?UID=576
and saw that the specs got all in wonder things, and on the left side i see a tv in cable, could it be possible that this card got vivo? cuz most 9800 pro dont have it, actually none of them has it

dont have it :\
btw i got an offical email from msi
bad news everyone:
Dear Dutchy,
All MSI made 9800 card does not have ViVo function:
http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_list.asp?class=vga&cpu=2
Sincerely,
Technical Support Division
MSI Computer Corp.
http://www.msicomputer.com

MSI 845 Pro - Memory Problems

I have an MSI 845 Pro(FC-PGA2) mainboard.
So far I have tried PNY PC133 129MB DIMMS and Windows keeps resetting itself at random intervals or the logo screen pops up and it will reset.
I then tried an unbranded make of 256MB and it kept freezing during installation.
The only memory that does work is Kingston 65MB PC133.
I have now very PO`ed if this mainboard will not accept any other brand of memory.
Please if you have suggestions then post them or PM me.
If you have had the same problem also please contact me. X(

Run memtest86 on each stick
http://www.memtest86.com
If they show errors test them in another board as well

MSI 9800 PRO - Theatre Clone mode Not Active!!!

Hi...
MY monitor is wide and icons seems on TV when i drag them to the right side..so I want to activate Theatre Clone MOde .but it is inactive....
How wil i activate?

What Bas said about 30+ amps on the 12v rail does have merit. Even if you don't use it now there may come a time when you want to upgrade the system and certainly you won't want to buy yet another PSU then. A High end vid card now takes almost as much as the CPU to operate. Now days the 12v rail is the most important. Past systems regulated everything off the 5v railk and 12v was used mostly for powering drive motors. Now though the MB's use the 12v line to regulate all the voltages for the CPU, Chipset and other features as does the Vid cards. 3.3 volt lines are used for memory so we hardly use any 5v nowdays.
You have an older viod card and that does not eat much 12v but if you upgrade the most likely peice will be the vid card. You could go through this whole thing all over again if you are not careful to plan for that now with a new PSU purchase.
If the computer shop gives you a bunch of bull about power needs havbe them stop by the forum and we can help set them straight on this. There is more than enough data from MSI and historical data here that suggests that 16a on the 12v rail is certainly not enough. Hey I am not trying to sell you anything. I am just trying to help you get it right. The computer shop is the one trying to sell you something we just feel they are selling the wrong junk.

ATI 9800 pro RMA'D got MSI 9800pro

My ATI Radeon 9800 Pro died about 4 months after I got it, so I RMA'D to ATI and they sent me back what I thought was an ATI 9800 pro, but after using live update to check for mobo updates, found out it was a MSI 9800 pro. Normally, I wouldn't care, but I noticed that I had a problem with my games lagging, momentary freezes and overall poorer performance than my original card. I have tried the latest drivers from ATI and went back to before the control panel(hate it) I think it's version 8. I tried calling ATI and they sd RMA dept would call me back..that was 2 days ago..will call again tomorrow. In the meantime...any ideas??

Well partly
MSI is now selling ATI cards. there was only one ATI card in MSI's lineup until about 3 months ago.
They were manufacturing the 9800 pro (green card) for Medion PC in the UK and then started selling them in the retail market. Now that card is actually being phased out of production I believe. You now see the red 9800 with the ATI reference cooler. They are one and the same. MSI just rebrands them and sells them with thier own packaging and label. ATI has a strict QC policy so it's a standard BIOS. I'm assuming since MSI has to keep the Live Update utility current, it's going to recognize that card.
I could be really off base and the RMA department in Canada is working with MSI in RMA's and some chap had too many beers for lunch and got them messed up.
Sometimes the manufacturer will modify the BIOS for reasons like different RAM packages but I don't think MSI is making those cards atm.
I take it this is a Red PCB?

[Radeon] 9800 Pro crashes all the time

I took my friends MSI 9800 pro, which is the one that shows up as a 9800 xt in windows xp. I have a soyo k7VME motherboard. I installed the card, installed the newest catalyst drivers, and then installed BF2. I fire it up, single player works fine, so I play multiplayer. It runs great for 5-10 minutes and then freezes, my screen goes crazy and I have to restart. I thought it was a PSU problem at first, because I only had a 350watt with 12v@16A, so I upgraded to a 450 watt with 12v@30A... I figured the problem would go away, but no it still crashes, and not just in BF2. CS:Source crashes too, after running fine for about 20 minutes. It just freezes, the sound starts glitching. Next I thought it was overheating. The card kind of felt hot to the touch, so I put a 20 inch desk fan next to my case and brought the case temp down to about 35 degrees, cpu is running at about 50, celcius (amd xp 3000+). I don't have the card overclocked or anything, and it ran find in my friends computer, but he never really stressed it and only had agp 4x. Last I thought it was a driver problem, so I reformatted XP and installed fresh drivers. First I tried MSI's drivers, then the latest catalysts, then the catalysts before the latest. Still crashes, I don't think its a heat problem and my motherboard worked fine with my old Geforce 4 Ti 4600. I have no idea whats wrong now.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. This card ran fine before in my friends Dell, and I ran a geforce 4 ti 4600 in this same pc with a crappy PSU before.

I'm using an Aspire Concord 450watt PSU, supposed to have 30A on the 12V line... I just bought it, and I'm thinking about RMAing it because 11.36 isn't cutting it.
And there is no problem with my cpu, its been running this hot for a year and its expected, I have a small microATX case with bad airflow, but I've confirmed that it isnt a cooling problem on the 9800 pro. I took off the case door and put a 20 inch desk fan next to it and tried it on high, and this was after I took the card apart and applied some arctic silver 5 to the GPU. Still crashed, and the case and CPU temp dropped a massive amount because of the huge fan. I've reformatted about 5 times now, installed fresh drivers, done everything I can think to do. Last straw I'm going to test it in a friends PC who has an identical card, and if it crashes there I'm gonna RMA this power supply.
I'm thinking its a bad card though, its about a year old and I've read the capacitors on the MSI cards are flimsy compared to other versions of the 9800 pro.

How To Check The Core Chipset in my MSI 9800 ?

Hi,
Can Anybody help please?
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I live in Israel . Everybody in the professional forums here know the "miracle" of your MSI 9800 PRO Core . = It suppose to be the R360(9800 XT's Core) instead of the R350(the normal 9800 PRO's Core) . Now, I saw screenshots in forums taken by the owners of these cards (9800PRO) which actually showed in R360 Core inside, it's also was written on the Core itself when removing the heatsink !
BUT, What I've got was the same card, a R360 note on the core, but the problem was that NONE of the programs I tried (Sisoft Sandra,Everest,Aida32,Drivers properties)- None of them recognized it as the R360-(XT), but as the regular R350-(PRO) only! ! !
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After many talking with the local dealer he suggested to replace it, but asked me to seek the reply of you as the prove that I've tried everything I can to try and Identify the CORE and that that it's not an R360 . . .but a R350 ! ! !

There is no official Tech Support here.
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You will have to contact your local MSI office directly, either via e-mail or by telephone.
You say you have looked at the actual chip onboard YOUR card and it says the R360? Can you take a picture of the card?
The newer red PCB cards have only the 350 core. It's the green one's that supposedly had the XT core.
I suspect even though the card is labled as a pro, a batch may have been made with the XT core becasue the 350 was not available. The card was not advertised as an XT so if you get an XT, that is great, if not, then you got what you paid for anyway...unfortunately.

RX 9800 pro bios

Hi ppl just wondering if anybody out there knows where I get a original msi 9800 pro bios from check the official sites and can only find drivers and utilities , currently running the medion bios in the false hope of upgrading the bios to a XT one unfortunately it was a non starter just a plain pro bios actually . want to flashrom the original back , yees i did save the original but it,s in winflash .exe format now so no good for using with flashrom
thx

Hi Nate that would be great if you could email it to me at [email protected] preferably as a bin file thx

[Athlon64] MSI K8T NEO-V : incompatibility with ATI RADEON 9800 PRO

Hi,
I read all the subjets on this forum about Radeon problems with MSI K8T NEO motherboard. Most of the peple can't use their graphic card in all situations.
My PC is :
-MSI K8T NEO-V
-AMD-64 3200
-Power : 400W
-ATI RADEON 9800 PRO
-1 Go DDRAM (2x512 in single channel)
-Hercules Digifires 7.1
I bought a new MSI K8T NEO-V with AMD 64.
The problem is that I can't use the computer in the games with AGP 8X even if I try to enable-disable all the options possibles in BIOS and Windows (fast write ...) : The computer freeze (screen disapear as if there was no video signal), reboot or return to Windows disabling the accelerated mode.
But in AGP 4X, all the game run without problem with all setups of BIOS !!!
I tried all the drivers (the new and the old drivers). Even if all are updated, it freeze.
There are no BIOS update for my motherboard. I saw that some people had BIOS update for compatibility with some Radeon cards ...
So, I don't know how to repair the problem because AGP 8X is AGP 8X and not 4X, and my Radeon run fine on other computer, and nothing say that Radeon 9800 pro don't run on this motherboard.
Does someone have the solution to make it work ? Does a new BIOS or driver update exist somewhere for Radeon cards ?

What Bas said about 30+ amps on the 12v rail does have merit. Even if you don't use it now there may come a time when you want to upgrade the system and certainly you won't want to buy yet another PSU then. A High end vid card now takes almost as much as the CPU to operate. Now days the 12v rail is the most important. Past systems regulated everything off the 5v railk and 12v was used mostly for powering drive motors. Now though the MB's use the 12v line to regulate all the voltages for the CPU, Chipset and other features as does the Vid cards. 3.3 volt lines are used for memory so we hardly use any 5v nowdays.
You have an older viod card and that does not eat much 12v but if you upgrade the most likely peice will be the vid card. You could go through this whole thing all over again if you are not careful to plan for that now with a new PSU purchase.
If the computer shop gives you a bunch of bull about power needs havbe them stop by the forum and we can help set them straight on this. There is more than enough data from MSI and historical data here that suggests that 16a on the 12v rail is certainly not enough. Hey I am not trying to sell you anything. I am just trying to help you get it right. The computer shop is the one trying to sell you something we just feel they are selling the wrong junk.

Radeon 9800 pro and memory problem

Hey i was wondering if someone could help me. I have a kt4av-l board. I just put in a radeon 9800 pro and When i play some games im getting crappy fps i updated the chipset drivers and the card drivers but still no help i have a 2400+ processor. also I bought a stick of ddr 2700 1 gig and for some reason i can't use the ram get alot of errors with it. i have two sticks of ddr 400 in there now 2 different brands and sizes and that runs fine but when i put that other stick in there by itself it doesn't work.

Hello,
It could be a weak power supply, have a look on your power supply's sticker for the following
eg
400w
+12v = 13a
+5v = 40a
+3.3v = 28a
The new stick may actually be faulty.
http://www.memtest.org/download/1.51/memtest86+-1.51.floppy.zip
Here is a program to test the memory.
Try increasing the voltage to 2.7v and set the frequency to match the CPU FSB. (133Mhz)
Is the CPU running at 2Ghz?
Sometimes when you buy a new video card the previous cards driver may conflict with the new one.
Try a reinstall of windows.
Also did you plug a power connector into the 9800pro?
Are you using any ATi drivers?
Your board may need a bios update to fix a 9800 compatibility issue.
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/bios/bos/spt_bos_detail.php?UID=456&kind=1

MSI FX 5900 ultra or PowerColor 9800 Pro

Hi
I have the following system but I am stuck with the Graphic.
Intel Pentium 4 'Northwood' 3.0CGHz (800FSB)
MSI 875P Neo-FIS2R
Corsair 1GB DDR XMS3700 TwinX (2x512MB) Platinum CAS3
LiteON LTN-525(S) 52x CD-ROM
Sony CRX220A 52x24x52x CDRW IDE
Pioneer DVD-120 Tray Load
Seagate Barracuda Serial ATA V 120GB
Thermaltake Xaser III V2000A Aluminium Super Tower
Antec TrueBlue 480W PSU
Creative Audigy 2
WIN XP PRO
My ? is which graphic card shall i buy MSI 5900 ultra or PowerColor 9800 Pro with 256 MB???
Thanks. ?(

ATI is supposed to have better picture quality and better AA quality, but most reviews admit it's a pretty close call.

Will ECC memory install in MSI X58 Pro-E MS-7522

I've been given three memory modules that are ECC memory. Will my MB support them (MSI X58 Pro-E MS-7522)? Thx.

The memory supported depends on the cpu as it includes the mem controller. No i7 for socket 1366 supports ECC so there is no support.

MSI KT4AV-L w/ Radeon 9800 Pro at 8x Lockups!

I have the latest 4 in 1 drivers, and the latest Catalyst drivers and it seems that whenever I try running 3DMark2001SE it locks up almost immediately. Now if I use SmartGART to lower my AGP from 8x to 4x it runs flawlessly. Though I can't help feeling that there is some sluggishness in the video. I actually think that my old 4x GeForce 3 Ti500 ran smoother! (I had that on a Soyo Dragon Plus motherboard)
System configuration:
MSI KT4AV-L
Athlon XP 2500+
Radeon ATI 9800 Pro
2 sticks of 256Meg Corsair
60Gig IBM Deskstar
Yamaha 24x CDRW
Cendyne (Pioneer A05) DVD-RW
Antec Sonata case with 380W PS
+5v 35A, +12v 18A, +3.3v 28A, -5v .5A, -12v 1.0A, +5v SB, 2.0A

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If you don't have an actual solution, then please don't post. Thank you for your input.
Not a good way to get help.
Welcome to the world of "new" technology, it takes a little time to get it perfected. As mentioned earlier in the thread, 8X has no perfomance advantage over 4X, and 8X is causing problems, that disappear by using 4X. Until ATI and/or VIA can develop a cure, you have 2 choices:
1. Run 8X mode, and live with the problems.
2. Run 4X mode, and have no problems, and no loss in performance.
(Steps down from soapbox)

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